Tully River

　　The Tully River, located in Queensland, is famed for white-water rafting and is Australia’s most celebrated all-day rafting experience, allowing visitors to enjoy the thrill and excitement of the rapids. Guests can experience over five hours of ultimate rafting on a kayak.

　　The Tully River averages about 30 meters in width, with varying currents — sometimes fast, sometimes slow. The river is dotted with both submerged and visible rocks, and in some areas, the water depth is less than half a meter. It is precisely these ideal conditions that have made the Tully River a world-renowned rafting spot. All-day rafting is an incredibly exhilarating outdoor activity. The trip provides professional rafting equipment, including helmets, life jackets, and waterproof jackets, to help prevent accidents. The level of difficulty and thrill varies with the changing flow and force of the water. At the start, the kayak moves along steadily, but after navigating a few shallow rapids, the intensity begins to rise. Riders sway left and right as the kayak bounces along.

　　The most thrilling part is when the kayak maneuvers through narrow gaps between rocks. The boat rocks from side to side, searching for a way through. Everyone must quickly cooperate with the instructor to react accordingly, or there's a risk of falling into the water or getting hit by a paddle.

　　Tully River Reason to Visit: Australia’s most famous all-day water rafting experience Continent: Oceania Country/Region: Australia Province/State: Queensland